DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, Odob'er 73, 1940
Political speech
shifts news time
one night only
Due to a last minute change in
the radio schedule of KFAB last
night, a political speech was
broadcast at 7:15 Instead of the
usual DAILY radio program.
However, the program did come
on the air at 6:30 p. m. Tonight
the program will be restored to its
regular time. Chuck Chancy will
be announcing and Mary Jean Mc
Carthy will present society now.
Socially p&alihu
By Jo Durce
People are waking up in classes
now before the bell rings and peo
ple are beginning to look like they
were really back for an education
and all that sort of thing... con
cent a ting on next week-end now,
you know. . .people are going to
come home and there's a football
game. . .
It really should be a hearty
week-end . . . Corn Cobs will lunch
business men Friday. Saturday
Louis PaonDC
and his
Laughing Trumpet
at Hie
Corn Cob -Tassel
Kleeceinnioinig
'arty
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Leukemia is being treated with
an orange juice cocktail spiked
with radio-active phosphorus de
veloped in the University of Cali
fornia's 200-ton atom smasher.
Dean Ernst Bessey of the grad-
there will be various festivities like
campus honoraries eating with
their alums before the fray which
gobs of old and not so old grads
won't bo, missing either. . .
That night should be fine . . .
Corn Cob-Tassel party, traditional
affair for a good time and seeing
who's Pep Queen... nice flock of
young women filed for that honor
...possibly around to cast a vote
for the right girl might, among
everybody, be Thi Dolt pladges
Bob Stone with Kappa pledge
Page Sitnrall of Missouri Uni.,
Steve Devoe with Chio pledge Jean
Cowdcn, Mary Belle Hitchcock,'
Theta, with Phi Psi Jim Selzer,
then DG pledge Betty Lou Waech
ter with Beta pledge Gordon
Bryant ...
Amonf the lads lately pledged
are Bill Zinn, to Phi Gam, and Bob
Black, Bill Barrett, Bill Reisen
berg and Paul Toren to Sig Chi
. . .felicitations, all. . .and while we
mention Paul Toren it would seem
a time o note that he, after con
fertng with the rest of the lads
Joyce Jungc, Pi Phi pledge, had
batted in her league, has appar
ently checked out to find the little
Tri Delt pledge, Mary Helen Diet
rich. . .
Phi Gam pledges hare elected
Ray Treinen their president and
the secretary-treasurer is Ai Art
man ...
Theta Xt'i per custom, had the
Alpha Phi's over to eat venison,
with Fred Klug the host. . .
Speaking of food the Phi Psi's
and KKG's are going to hold forth
at an exchange dinner tonight...
ought to be ducedly nice for peo
ple like Leslie Boslaugh. . .who by
the way, might possibly have his
pin over there if the radio waves
aren't erroneous . . . and it'll be an
other chance for Helen Coyne and
Homer Rodgers to get together. . .
they've been seeing an awful lot
of each other for a spell now...
That KU jaunt certainly didn't
dim the friendship of Phi Gam Al
O'Conner and Mary Larkin...
Lowell Michael must have been
serious when he said he was going
to get interested in pretty Peggy
Halstead, Alpha Phi. . .
In farewell, we wonder if you
don't crave to see that black list,
called rat list, that the Alpha Chi's
have whipped up . . . seems some of
the stellar men figure.
Hour features
wind instruments
Continuing the program of illus
trating one group of instruments
each week, Harmony Hour will
feature recordings demonstrating
woodwind instruments Thursday.
Program notes will be read by
Keith Sturdevant. This musical
hour held every Thursday at 4
p. m. in the Union is open to any
one who is interested in music.
Musical instruments to be illus
trated are:
Clarinet: "Quintet in B Minor,
Opus 115," Brahms.
Oboe: "Jesu, Joy of Man's De
siring," Bach.
English horn: "William Tell
Overture," Rossini.
Flute, piccalo and bassoon:
"Dance of the Reed Flutes" and
"Chinese Dance," from the Nut
cracker Suite by Tschaikowsky.
Yearbook pictures taken
Reports from the studio last
night showed Alpha Phi still in
the lead by a large margin In
percentage of pictures taken
for the 3841 Comhusker.
The tabulations are:
Juniors ....12 Seniors ....20
Sororities:
Alpha Phi 84
Kappa Alpha Theta . . . 2
PI Beta Phi 0
Fraternities:
Zeta Beta Tau 56
Alpha Sigma Phi 13
Phi Delta Theta 9
Sigma Chi 8
Sigma Alpha Mu 3
Acacia 0
South Dakota state university
has an 82-voire a capclla choir.
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an increase of 26,117 over last
year.
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